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The Madoff clients of Aspen are coping with staggering losses, seeking advice from lawyers and tax experts and, in a few cases, considering selling their homes. A couple of friends launched a support network, the Phoenix Group, vowing to "rise from the ashes."Adding to the anguish, many of their names… Read More

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Aspen Sothebys real estate broker Tim Estin calls it “The Great Urban Exodus.” “This event is a trigger for buying. People who have been on the fence are buying. People who have been spending time here for years are moving into bigger properties,” said Estin, noting that the high-end rental… Read More

“I am in the real estate industry and I deal with many brokers. I can honestly say Tim Estin is the hardest working broker I have ever dealt with. It was a pleasure working… Read More

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Aspen Real Estate Market  Last Week's Sales: July 7 - July 14, 24 - Week 28 Read More

ASPEN REAL ESTATE - The five lots the U.S. Forest Service is looking to carve out of its Aspen West End property and sell via an online auction could each fetch between $2 and $2.5 million, according to a local real estate expert, and accommodate at least a 3,200-square-foot house... Aspen real estate broker Tim Estin [with Coldwell Banker Mason Morse] said that there have been two land sales in the West End this year, and two additional lots are under contract.A 7,500-square-foot corner lot at 501 W. Hallam closed for $2 million in January, Estin said, while another 6,000-square-foot lot closed for $4 million in April. There is an active listing for a 6,000-square-foot lot near the Forest Service’s land that has been on the market for 832 days, Estin said. The original list price of $2.68 million has been lowered to $2.48 million, he said. Based on that and other asking prices for West End lots, Estin estimated the parcels could each go for $2 to $2.5 million, although he said the Forest Service’s motivations and timeline will have a lot to do with the final sale price. Estin also suggested that the Forest Service might be wise to not put all five lots to auction at once. “Five lots would be flooding the system a bit,” he said. Snelson said the agency has taken that concern into account, and is evaluating all strategic options. By Curtis Wackerle, Sept. 12, 2012 ADN The USFS property in Aspen, bordered by Hallam and 7th St on the bottom, is slated for redevelopment. Five lots in the upper right are to be sold to fund a project that includes a new admin. bldg. and visitor center, at lower left, and other facilities. Courtesy AT and U.S. Forest Service Read More

The info in this weekly blog, with the exception of my opinions, is generally available to the public from a number of sources but disseminated here at a single location. It’s my intention to report the significant week’s activity but not everything. Quality and accuracy over quantity and hype. Read More

By Dennis Webb, Sun.July 17, 2011, Business Section, Grand Junction Sentinel (the newspaper is subscription based so article is posted here in its entirety) Click article image above for pdf : At $6.5 million, the property on the left was the most expensive townhome sale… Read More

By Tim Estin mba, gri / Broker Associate / Mason Morse Real Estate Aspen / 970.920.7387 office (excerpted from original article in Mountain Business Journal, Jan. 2nd, 2006) In last week’s column (Dec 21-26th), I focused on major demographic and socio-economic trends strongly favoring continued growth in real estate demand in Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley. This week, I’d like to make a case – subjective, not entirely quantifiable - for Aspen as ‘safe harbor’, as a relatively safe and prudent arena from a wealth preservation perspective to buy and hold real estate Read More

Tim Estin is an active Aspen real estate broker with Coldwell Banker Mason Morse located in the center of Aspen. This blog, www.AspenRealEstateBlog.com or Tim Estin’s blog, is released Monday mornings and sometimes in-between. The Estin… Read More